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This paper redefines psychoanalytic interpretation, emphasizing its interpsychic and processive nature. It argues that focusing on the interpretive process, rather than specific interpretations, better reflects analytic work.

Keywords:

Antonino Ferro Hans Loewald Psychoanalysis Ronald Britton Sheldon Bach differential interpretation interpretive process interpsychic psychoanalytic process psychoanalytic technique therapeutic action

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Psychoanalysis
Psychology
Psychotherapy

Background:

Psychoanalytic literature increasingly emphasizes interpsychic and processive dimensions.
The traditional concept of interpretation may not fully capture these nuances.

Purpose of the Study:

To reformulate the concept of interpretation in psychoanalysis.
To highlight the interpsychic and processive aspects of interpretation.
To challenge the notion of 'making interpretations' as artificial.

Main Methods:

Review of psychoanalytic writings, particularly those of Hans Loewald.
Elaboration of contemporary psychoanalytic thought from thinkers like Sheldon Bach, Ronald Britton, and Antonino Ferro.

Main Results:

Proposes a redefined concept of interpretation.
Distinguishes between the interpretive process and the act of making interpretations.
Suggests the process is more central to analytic work than discrete interpretations.

Conclusions:

The reformulated concept of interpretation better reflects current psychoanalytic understanding.
Viewing interpretation as a process, rather than a product, is more aligned with therapeutic action.
This perspective offers a more nuanced understanding of psychoanalytic work.